Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-09

is slow. We quote as follows: Comb. white +.
12tG14c; extra white, 16@1sc: dark, s@10c: Ex-
tracted-Clear white, 61aqSc; amber, 5s4@6c I;
candled, 540512c u b
OF strictly fancy fresh continue light, but the
demand is not urgent enough to give the situa-
ton the buoyant feeling that prevailed couple
OF weeks or so ago. Medium grades, as well as
some grades that could be classed as choice, are
in greater supply than trade wants, and many
buyers viii not purchase freely except at fig
ties of picked roll. We quote jobbing
lots as follows: Fancy, 40c; good to choice,
S59Slac fair, 25S3oc; mixed lots 17@20c; firkin,
2sg26sae for fancy, 2o9221ac for good. and l5@
lSc q ID for poor to fair; picked roll 2@30c q b.
Eastern, l5@l7c 2 b for ordinary to fairly good
quality.
CHEEsE-The market is moderately stocked
with both domestic and Eastern product.
Choice offerings are held with firmness. Quota
cased. and 11@15c for fair to good quality.
Eastern, 14@15c9 ID.
EGGS--Receipts direct from the hennery are
slim, and prices for such product remain firm.
Liberal supplies of Eastern have arrived
within a day or two, and further con-
as follows Ranch 4 4517S S good UO to
choice store, 4o@421Sc; Eastern, cold storage,
2l@2239c; fresh, 24a261&c p dozen.
GAME-Quiek sale is found for arrivals.
Nearly all stock is now coming to market
Quail, 81 5Oa1 70 a dozen; Canvasbacks,
81 5o@5; Mallards, sSa4 p dozen: sprig, 81 50
geon, 81 25@I so % dozen; snipe, English,
S2@2 so; do, common, 40@60c; small Ducks,
zoe; Gray Geese, S2@2 so dozen; White
Geese, 7ec@sSl % q dozen; Brandt, Sl@1 %
q dozen; Rabbits. s1@1 25; Hare. 81 25@1 70
p dozen.
PROVISIONS market is pretty well fur
nished with the several lines of goods, while
prices shape somewhat in favor of consumers
Eastern Hams have been lowered again.
Eastern Hams, IA a l419c California, 10 a lie
for salt; refrigerator-cured, 13@131ac; Eastern
Breakfast Bacon. l2@121ac; California Bacon, loo
1870 for heavy and medium, 11@1115c tor light
medium and 129121ac for light, l3@131ac extra
light; Clear Sides, 1014@11c; Pork SO 509l0 p Dbl
for extra prime, Slo@n for prime mess, SIS 50@16
clear; Pigs feet, Gil 50@12; Mess Beef. SO 5O@l0
for bbls, "a 75@5 for hf bbls Extra Mess Beef.
SO 50@l1 for bbls IS 5e@5 rs for hf Dbls; Family
Beef. e15@16 q Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
12@121ac . b. Eastern Lard. S34@9c for tierces
and 9L@l0c 2 b for pals; California do, tierces,
SIC; hf bbls, &c lob tins, 71ac; 5-b tins &c ;
pals, &C for lob, &c for 5-b. and 91Sc ID for
WO0L-Trade continues very quiet. Scourers
are running on mountain fall stock. In other
kinds there is but little doing. OF course there
is Wool moving all the while, though the guam
tity Is insignificant in volume. Sales of 100000
pounds of plains and mountain, within our
range of prices. We quote spring clip:
San Joaquin
Poor short, seedy and bury. .........1 2G14c
Good short, seedy, Q .l4G16a
Fair years seedy, p
Poor years, seedy and bury p ib...........11@12
Oregon
Eastern, choice. ..16GlS
do, poor, heayy.............. $500. ......l3@I5
We quote fall
Humboldt and Mendocino q b.............12@15
Mountain, free, g b....................... aG5l2
Sacramento Valley, Embellishments @12
San joaquin. efective.....-..-.............7 "a 9
Southern Coast bury and seedy.........- 10
HIDES AND SKINS-The market is weak for
DRY Hides owing IN q aDt IN no fo,t
that heavy stocks are on hand at New York
Local tanners are buying sailed stock with eau
ton, and working only small quantities. Quota
bic as follows:
Sound. CulIs.
Heavy Steers, SIS rs up, p d. -@S1Sc &c q
Cows and Steers. As to % bs....-7 Oh 5 @6
Light, 40 to As fos.............-...61a@7 5 O.
Veal Skins, II to 10 fbs............7 as @
Calf Skins. Z TO 10 fbs...........7 as 6 o.
Dairy. Calf, 25@S71ac each; Dry Hides, usual
n; Calf Skins. do, -@15c; Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf, 9@10c q b: Pelts, shearling, loo to
25c each: do, short 30@5Cc each; do, medium,
skins, summer, 2715@SOc; DO fall and medinm.
A@26c a d. Goat Skins, Gee apiece for prime
and perfect, 40@50c for medium. 20@25c each for
small, sc each for kid. Good, clean Skins
should average e@214 Tbs each badly damaged
have no real value. Beaver Skins, Sf07 each
for prime large, S2G4 for medium, and 10cGS1
for small sizes, with inferior selling at marked
ietuCtIoH, WIN SdL oklnS, I0tQbUc apiece Tor
prime and 5@25c for poor; Coon Skins, 5@10c
each for small and large; Coyote Skins 10@25c
for small and 21@S0c apiece for large.
FRESH MEATS-Mutton shows advancing
tendency. Beef somewhat more steady, the
market not being overstocked, while the de-
mand is good. Small Calves are coming in quite
freely. But little inquiry prevails for large
Veal, which is easy in price. Following are the
rates tor whole carcasses from slaughterers
todeaiers: Beef-First quality, 6@6lc; second
Large, 5@6c; small, 7@9c . 70. Mutton-ouota-
BILE at &C y D. Lamb Quotable at lose q ID.
Pork-Live Bogs on foot, grain fed, 4@4Lc;
stock, 211zd312c; dressed Hogs, 6h57o a 4.